The Dodge County News

The Dodge County Indians (3-4) hosted the Thomson Bulldogs (2-4) this past Friday night in Eastman at Memorial Stadium. This game was the second region game for the Indians.

First quarter of play was a battle of the defenses. The Bulldogs first possession found them in the red zone deep into Indian territory. But, the Indian defense held strong on a fourth and goal to keep the Bulldogs from scoring on their first drive.

The Indian offense would answer back but they too could not score as the Bulldog defense stopped them from getting into the end zone.

At the end of the first quarter, the game was scoreless at zero as the strong defensive linemen of both teams stopped both offensive teams. [Full Story »] 

Dear editor,
Through systematic means and textbook protocol we standardize this nation. Through lean and kaizen and any other so called cost cutting measures we bring into subjection the many and greatly increase the wealth and rule for the few. Open wide America, the national healthcare mandate is being shoved down our throats. This is the tool with which we kaizen healthcare. [Full Story »] 

The Office of the Attorney General of Georgia has given its opinion on the terms of office for the Heart of Georgia Regional Airport Authority (HGRAA). [Full Story »] 

Age: 53

Died: Saturday, October 19, 2013

Arrangements: Hardy-Towns Funeral Home of Eastman has charge of arrangements.

Age: 60

Died: Wednesday, October 15, 2013

Arrangements: Hardy-Towns Funeral Home of Eastman was in charge of arrangements.

Age: 70

Died: Saturday, October 19, 2013

Arrangements: Stokes-Southerland Funeral Home of Eastman was in charge of arrangements.

The Dodge County High School 2013-2014 homecoming queen was chosen at halftime of the football game on Friday, October 11, 2013. Chosen as homecoming queen is Aja Murray, escorted by Calen Dennis (c), first runner up is Jovonna Collins, escorted by Rashad Kendrick (r) and second runner up is Macy Coleman, escorted by Greg Pittman (l). (Photo courtesy of Emory Rogers Photography)

Refusing to negotiate is the new reasonableness.

After years of agonized media commentary about the failure of key players in Washington to sit down and work out their differences, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid plans to win the fight over the government shutdown by rejecting all compromise, calling his opponents names and escaping blame in the press. [Full Story »] 

Ten Northern Colorado counties are talking secession. Good for them. Nine of the ten voted more than 62 percent for Mitt Romney and five voted Romney by more than 75 percent. These counties have little in common with liberal Denver. [Full Story »] 

Dear editor,

Something for the citizens to think about.

Another nut case with a gun kills a dozen people at the Washington Navy Yard. Another cry goes out for more gun control. There are no cries to get nut cases off the street. A couple of items of interest come to mind. First, is the fact that the liberal mindset is once again exposed because the libs attribute the killings to an inanimate object. Left unattended, a gun will lie quietly for years without bothering anyone. [Full Story »]